Banstead

/ ˈbænˌstɛd /

noun

This day there was great thronging to Banstead Downs, upon a great horse-race and foot-race.

He was a fastidious man, and did not care to soil his mind with the memory of Banstead's existence.

This race is named from Lambert's Oaks, near the neighboring village of Banstead.

Banstead itself, like Woodmansterne, its neighbour to the east, has not much to show of village buildings.

One of the oldest things near Banstead stands in ground once owned by the Buckle family.

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